Wellington Hybrid (New Zealand Paintball: Difference between revisions
Updated Wellington Hybrid history with confirmed player identifications for Jono Clark, Ryan Pike, Matt Wong (Stick) and Simon Galt (Big Sy), alongside documented 2005–2006 tournament results and historical Flickr sources. |
Expanded Wellington Hybrid history with independent Flickr archives documenting February 2006 training and 2005 paintball activity, retained verified Australian tournament results, and consolidated identified players and personnel. |
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'''Wellington Hybrid''' was a New Zealand tournament [[paintball]] team based in Wellington and founded by [[Martin Dannefaerd]]. Active during the 2000s, the team competed in New Zealand and Australia, including the [[Australian X-Ball League]] (AXL).[1][2] | '''Wellington Hybrid''' was a New Zealand tournament [[paintball]] team based in Wellington and founded by [[Martin Dannefaerd]]. Active during the 2000s, the team competed in New Zealand and Australia, including the [[Australian X-Ball League]] (AXL).[1][2] | ||
Wellington Hybrid won the second round of the 2005 | Wellington Hybrid won the second round of the 2005 Australian X-Ball League at Fox Studios in Sydney, finished eighth at the 2005 Masters in Sydney and placed third at the 2006 Big Boys Toys tournament in Auckland.[1][3][4] | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
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Wellington Hybrid was founded by [[Martin Dannefaerd]], a Wellington paintball player and organiser previously associated with [[Team Spirit (New Zealand paintball team)|Team Spirit]].[5] | Wellington Hybrid was founded by [[Martin Dannefaerd]], a Wellington paintball player and organiser previously associated with [[Team Spirit (New Zealand paintball team)|Team Spirit]].[5] | ||
The team's precise founding date has not been established | The team's precise founding date has not been established. Its surviving photographic archive documents tournament activity by 2005. | ||
=== Australian X-Ball League (2005) === | === Australian X-Ball League (2005) === | ||
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Wellington Hybrid competed in the [[Australian X-Ball League]] during 2005. | Wellington Hybrid competed in the [[Australian X-Ball League]] during 2005. | ||
The team's Flickr archive | The team's original Flickr archive contains an album documenting the opening round at Rockhampton, Queensland.[2] | ||
On 8 May 2005, Wellington Hybrid competed in | On 8 May 2005, Wellington Hybrid competed in AXL Round 2 at Fox Studios in Sydney. | ||
The team won the event and took the lead in the series standings.[1] | The team won the event and took the lead in the series standings.[1] | ||
The result is | The result is recorded in the team's contemporary photographic archive, including a team photograph taken on 8 May 2005 and uploaded on 18 May. | ||
A separate album titled "Sydney AXL" contains eleven photographs credited to Jannick Clausen, documenting | A separate album titled "Sydney AXL" contains eleven photographs credited to Jannick Clausen, documenting additional Australian tournament activity.[6] | ||
=== Masters 2005 === | === Masters 2005 === | ||
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Wellington Hybrid competed at the 2005 Masters tournament held at Action Paintball in Sydney. | Wellington Hybrid competed at the 2005 Masters tournament held at Action Paintball in Sydney. | ||
The team | The team reached the quarter-finals and finished eighth.[3] | ||
According to the team's contemporary | According to the team's contemporary account, American team [[Infamous]] won the tournament, with New Zealand team [[Menace (New Zealand paintball team)|Menace]] finishing second. | ||
Photographs from the event identify [[Jono Clark]], [[Ryan Pike]], [[Matt Wong]] and a participant named Levi. | |||
=== Big Boys Toys 2006 === | === Big Boys Toys 2006 === | ||
Wellington Hybrid | Wellington Hybrid competed at a tournament associated with the [[Big Boys Toys 2006]] exhibition in Auckland. | ||
The event was hosted by Paintball Adventure and sponsored by Marquis Condoms, according to the team's photographic archive. | |||
Wellington Hybrid finished third.[4] | Wellington Hybrid finished third.[4] | ||
The | The photographs include players using contemporary tournament equipment, including a [[Planet Eclipse Ego|Planet Eclipse Nexus Ego]] marker. | ||
=== Wellington training (2006) === | |||
A Flickr album titled "Kaiwharawhara (Feb 06)", maintained by Ants and Di, contains 115 photographs of paintball activity. | |||
Individual photographs are dated 5 February 2006 and were uploaded in March 2006.[7] | |||
Historical participant identification associates the blue-jersey players in this collection with Wellington Hybrid. | |||
The photographs provide additional evidence of paintball activity in Wellington during the team's period of competition. The album does not independently identify every participant. | |||
=== Training (2007) === | === Training (2007) === | ||
Wellington Hybrid's own Flickr archive contains an album titled "Training March 2007". | |||
The | The collection comprises 23 photographs and describes the session as preparation for an Easter 2007 event.[8] | ||
The precise | The precise tournament and its results have not been established. | ||
== Players and personnel == | == Players and personnel == | ||
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=== Identified players and personnel === | === Identified players and personnel === | ||
The team's photographic archive and subsequent participant identifications establish the following individuals as associated with Wellington Hybrid's tournament activities. | |||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
! Name | ! Name | ||
! Nickname | ! Nickname | ||
! | ! Evidence | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[Jono Clark]] | | [[Jono Clark]] | ||
| Jono | | Jono | ||
| 2005 | | Masters 2005 photographs [3] | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[Ryan Pike]] | | [[Ryan Pike]] | ||
| Ryan | | Ryan | ||
| 2005 | | Masters 2005 photographs [3] | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[Matt Wong]] | | [[Matt Wong]] | ||
| Stick | | Stick | ||
| 2005 | | Masters 2005 photographs [3] | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[Simon Galt]] | | [[Simon Galt]] | ||
| Big Sy | | Big Sy | ||
| | | Fox Studios 2005 photographs [1] | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[Josh Bailey]] | | [[Josh Bailey]] | ||
| | | | ||
| | | Fox Studios 2005 photographs [1] | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[Pete Hamilton]] | | [[Pete Hamilton]] | ||
| | | | ||
| | | Fox Studios 2005 photographs [1] | ||
|} | |||
The names Jono Clark, Ryan Pike, Matt Wong and Simon Galt have been matched to their photographic nicknames through historical participant identification. | |||
=== Other identified individuals === | |||
Additional photographs identify people by first name or nickname without establishing their full identities or exact roles. | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
! Name or nickname | |||
! Source | |||
|- | |- | ||
| Levi | | Levi | ||
| | | Masters 2005 photographs [3] | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Rosie | | Rosie | ||
| | | Fox Studios 2005 photographs [1] | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Trench | | Trench | ||
| | | Fox Studios 2005 photographs [1] | ||
|} | |} | ||
These individuals appear in material associated with the team, but their precise playing or support roles have not been established. | |||
The available photographic records do not provide a complete event-by-event playing roster. | |||
== Selected tournament results == | == Selected tournament results == | ||
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|- | |- | ||
| 2005 | | 2005 | ||
| | | [[Australian X-Ball League]] Round 1 | ||
| Rockhampton, Queensland | | Rockhampton, Queensland | ||
| Participated [2] | | Participated [2] | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2005 | | 2005 | ||
| | | Australian X-Ball League Round 2 | ||
| Fox Studios, Sydney | | Fox Studios, Sydney | ||
| 1st [1] | | 1st [1] | ||
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== Historical documentation == | == Historical documentation == | ||
=== Wellington Hybrid Flickr archive === | |||
Wellington Hybrid maintained a Flickr account established in 2005. | Wellington Hybrid maintained a Flickr account established in 2005. | ||
The | The account preserves photographs from Australian and New Zealand tournaments, training sessions and related activities. | ||
Its albums include Rockhampton 2005, Fox Studios, Sydney AXL, Masters 2005, Big Boys Toys 2006 and Training March 2007.[1][2][3][4][6][8] | |||
The archive also contains images identified as pages 44 and 46–47 of the January–February issue of ''Australian Paintball Magazine'', uploaded in March 2006.[9] | |||
=== Independent photographic collections === | |||
Additional historical photographs are preserved in two independent Flickr collections. | |||
The "Kaiwharawhara (Feb 06)" album by Ants and Di contains 115 photographs, including images dated 5 February 2006.[7] | |||
Photographer Chris Rosedale, using the account Rosey_NZ, maintained a separate album titled "Paintball" containing 68 photographs.[10] | |||
The collection includes photographs dated November 2005 and uploaded in April 2007. | |||
Historical participant information identifies Wellington Hybrid players in the blue jerseys visible in these collections. | |||
Not every photograph in the independent albums has been established as depicting Wellington Hybrid. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
# [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/351897 Wellington Hybrid, "Fox Studios", Flickr. | # [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/351897 Wellington Hybrid, "Fox Studios", Flickr. Photographs documenting the team's victory at AXL Round 2 in Sydney, May 2005.] | ||
# [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/324184 Wellington Hybrid, "Rockhampton 2005", Flickr. Photographs documenting AXL Round 1 in Queensland.] | # [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/324184 Wellington Hybrid, "Rockhampton 2005", Flickr. Photographs documenting AXL Round 1 in Queensland.] | ||
# [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/1417323 Wellington Hybrid, "Masters 2005", Flickr. Documents eighth place | # [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/1417323 Wellington Hybrid, "Masters 2005", Flickr. Documents the team's eighth-place finish and identifies several players.] | ||
# [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/72157600353650110 Wellington Hybrid, "Big Boys Toys 2006", Flickr. Documents the Auckland tournament and | # [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/72157600353650110 Wellington Hybrid, "Big Boys Toys 2006", Flickr. Documents the Auckland tournament and third-place result.] | ||
# [https://www.wikipaintball.com/index.php/Martin_Dannefaerd WikiPaintball, "Martin Dannefaerd". Historical account identifying Dannefaerd as founder of Wellington Hybrid.] | # [https://www.wikipaintball.com/index.php/Martin_Dannefaerd WikiPaintball, "Martin Dannefaerd". Historical account identifying Dannefaerd as founder of Wellington Hybrid.] | ||
# [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/591415 Wellington Hybrid, "Sydney AXL", Flickr. Eleven tournament photographs credited to Jannick Clausen.] | # [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/591415 Wellington Hybrid, "Sydney AXL", Flickr. Eleven tournament photographs credited to Jannick Clausen.] | ||
# [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/72157600353830208 Wellington Hybrid, "Training March 2007", Flickr. | # [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ants_di/albums/72057594073870009 Ants and Di, "Kaiwharawhara (Feb 06)", Flickr. Photographic collection containing images dated February 2006.] | ||
# [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/72157600058247318 Wellington Hybrid, "Media", Flickr. Images identified as pages from Australian Paintball Magazine, | # [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/72157600353830208 Wellington Hybrid, "Training March 2007", Flickr. Training photographs associated with an Easter 2007 event.] | ||
# [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/72157600058247318 Wellington Hybrid, "Media", Flickr. Images identified as pages from Australian Paintball Magazine.] | |||
# [https://www.flickr.com/photos/roseynz/albums/87385/ Chris Rosedale (Rosey_NZ), "Paintball", Flickr. Historical photographs including images dated November 2005.] | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/ Wellington Hybrid photographic archive] | * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellingtonhybrid/albums/ Wellington Hybrid official photographic archive] | ||
* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ | * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ants_di/albums/72057594073870009 Kaiwharawhara photographs, February 2006] | ||
* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ | * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/roseynz/albums/87385/ Chris Rosedale paintball photographs] | ||
[[Category:New Zealand paintball teams]] | [[Category:New Zealand paintball teams]] | ||
Revision as of 07:41, 23 October 2026
Wellington Hybrid was a New Zealand tournament paintball team based in Wellington and founded by Martin Dannefaerd. Active during the 2000s, the team competed in New Zealand and Australia, including the Australian X-Ball League (AXL).[1][2]
Wellington Hybrid won the second round of the 2005 Australian X-Ball League at Fox Studios in Sydney, finished eighth at the 2005 Masters in Sydney and placed third at the 2006 Big Boys Toys tournament in Auckland.[1][3][4]
History
Formation
Wellington Hybrid was founded by Martin Dannefaerd, a Wellington paintball player and organiser previously associated with Team Spirit.[5]
The team's precise founding date has not been established. Its surviving photographic archive documents tournament activity by 2005.
Australian X-Ball League (2005)
Wellington Hybrid competed in the Australian X-Ball League during 2005.
The team's original Flickr archive contains an album documenting the opening round at Rockhampton, Queensland.[2]
On 8 May 2005, Wellington Hybrid competed in AXL Round 2 at Fox Studios in Sydney.
The team won the event and took the lead in the series standings.[1]
The result is recorded in the team's contemporary photographic archive, including a team photograph taken on 8 May 2005 and uploaded on 18 May.
A separate album titled "Sydney AXL" contains eleven photographs credited to Jannick Clausen, documenting additional Australian tournament activity.[6]
Masters 2005
Wellington Hybrid competed at the 2005 Masters tournament held at Action Paintball in Sydney.
The team reached the quarter-finals and finished eighth.[3]
According to the team's contemporary account, American team Infamous won the tournament, with New Zealand team Menace finishing second.
Photographs from the event identify Jono Clark, Ryan Pike, Matt Wong and a participant named Levi.
Big Boys Toys 2006
Wellington Hybrid competed at a tournament associated with the Big Boys Toys 2006 exhibition in Auckland.
The event was hosted by Paintball Adventure and sponsored by Marquis Condoms, according to the team's photographic archive.
Wellington Hybrid finished third.[4]
The photographs include players using contemporary tournament equipment, including a Planet Eclipse Nexus Ego marker.
Wellington training (2006)
A Flickr album titled "Kaiwharawhara (Feb 06)", maintained by Ants and Di, contains 115 photographs of paintball activity.
Individual photographs are dated 5 February 2006 and were uploaded in March 2006.[7]
Historical participant identification associates the blue-jersey players in this collection with Wellington Hybrid.
The photographs provide additional evidence of paintball activity in Wellington during the team's period of competition. The album does not independently identify every participant.
Training (2007)
Wellington Hybrid's own Flickr archive contains an album titled "Training March 2007".
The collection comprises 23 photographs and describes the session as preparation for an Easter 2007 event.[8]
The precise tournament and its results have not been established.
Players and personnel
Martin Dannefaerd
Martin Dannefaerd founded Wellington Hybrid and was involved in organising its tournament activities.[5]
He was also associated with Team Spirit, Team Kiwi and Wellington Vendetta.
Identified players and personnel
The team's photographic archive and subsequent participant identifications establish the following individuals as associated with Wellington Hybrid's tournament activities.
| Name | Nickname | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Jono Clark | Jono | Masters 2005 photographs [3] |
| Ryan Pike | Ryan | Masters 2005 photographs [3] |
| Matt Wong | Stick | Masters 2005 photographs [3] |
| Simon Galt | Big Sy | Fox Studios 2005 photographs [1] |
| Josh Bailey | Fox Studios 2005 photographs [1] | |
| Pete Hamilton | Fox Studios 2005 photographs [1] |
The names Jono Clark, Ryan Pike, Matt Wong and Simon Galt have been matched to their photographic nicknames through historical participant identification.
Other identified individuals
Additional photographs identify people by first name or nickname without establishing their full identities or exact roles.
| Name or nickname | Source |
|---|---|
| Levi | Masters 2005 photographs [3] |
| Rosie | Fox Studios 2005 photographs [1] |
| Trench | Fox Studios 2005 photographs [1] |
These individuals appear in material associated with the team, but their precise playing or support roles have not been established.
The available photographic records do not provide a complete event-by-event playing roster.
Selected tournament results
| Year | Tournament | Location | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 | Australian X-Ball League Round 1 | Rockhampton, Queensland | Participated [2] |
| 2005 | Australian X-Ball League Round 2 | Fox Studios, Sydney | 1st [1] |
| 2005 | Masters | Action Paintball, Sydney | 8th [3] |
| 2006 | Big Boys Toys | Auckland, New Zealand | 3rd [4] |
Historical documentation
Wellington Hybrid Flickr archive
Wellington Hybrid maintained a Flickr account established in 2005.
The account preserves photographs from Australian and New Zealand tournaments, training sessions and related activities.
Its albums include Rockhampton 2005, Fox Studios, Sydney AXL, Masters 2005, Big Boys Toys 2006 and Training March 2007.[1][2][3][4][6][8]
The archive also contains images identified as pages 44 and 46–47 of the January–February issue of Australian Paintball Magazine, uploaded in March 2006.[9]
Independent photographic collections
Additional historical photographs are preserved in two independent Flickr collections.
The "Kaiwharawhara (Feb 06)" album by Ants and Di contains 115 photographs, including images dated 5 February 2006.[7]
Photographer Chris Rosedale, using the account Rosey_NZ, maintained a separate album titled "Paintball" containing 68 photographs.[10]
The collection includes photographs dated November 2005 and uploaded in April 2007.
Historical participant information identifies Wellington Hybrid players in the blue jerseys visible in these collections.
Not every photograph in the independent albums has been established as depicting Wellington Hybrid.
See also
- Paintball in New Zealand
- Martin Dannefaerd
- Jono Clark
- Ryan Pike
- Matt Wong
- Simon Galt
- Australian X-Ball League
- Team Spirit (New Zealand paintball team)
- Wellington Phoenix (paintball team)
- Wellington Vendetta
References
- Wellington Hybrid, "Fox Studios", Flickr. Photographs documenting the team's victory at AXL Round 2 in Sydney, May 2005.
- Wellington Hybrid, "Rockhampton 2005", Flickr. Photographs documenting AXL Round 1 in Queensland.
- Wellington Hybrid, "Masters 2005", Flickr. Documents the team's eighth-place finish and identifies several players.
- Wellington Hybrid, "Big Boys Toys 2006", Flickr. Documents the Auckland tournament and third-place result.
- WikiPaintball, "Martin Dannefaerd". Historical account identifying Dannefaerd as founder of Wellington Hybrid.
- Wellington Hybrid, "Sydney AXL", Flickr. Eleven tournament photographs credited to Jannick Clausen.
- Ants and Di, "Kaiwharawhara (Feb 06)", Flickr. Photographic collection containing images dated February 2006.
- Wellington Hybrid, "Training March 2007", Flickr. Training photographs associated with an Easter 2007 event.
- Wellington Hybrid, "Media", Flickr. Images identified as pages from Australian Paintball Magazine.
- Chris Rosedale (Rosey_NZ), "Paintball", Flickr. Historical photographs including images dated November 2005.